Pronunciation: /ˈkɑsɪt/
verb to treat with excessive indulgence or care
A1 She likes to cosset her pet cat by giving it treats and cuddles.
A2 The parents cosseted their newborn baby with soft blankets and soothing lullabies.
B1 The wealthy family cosseted their pampered pooch with gourmet dog food and designer accessories.
B2 The celebrity was cosseted by her entourage, who catered to her every whim.
C1 The dictator was cosseted by his loyal followers, who shielded him from any dissenting voices.
C2 The heiress was cosseted from a young age, leading to a sense of entitlement and privilege.
formal The wealthy family would cosset their children with expensive toys and lavish vacations.
informal She tends to cosset her pet dog with gourmet treats and cozy blankets.
slang I'm going to cosset myself with a spa day this weekend.
figurative The artist would cosset his creative ideas, nurturing them until they were ready to be brought to life.
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